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Yeah I know they make the a but they are hard to come by and at a sensible price

Looking for a conversion kit to convert the above kit, does one exist I have 2 196-b kits and would like to have one of each. If anyone knows if such a thing exists could they tell me where I can get it. Thanks in anticipation germanjim

Looking for advice I have an iwata hp b plus which I use a lot unfortunately the nozzle has a split in it. When I looked around for a new one I almost died when I saw the replacement nozzle £30-£60 now I’m not cheap when it comes to purchases but I think that is ridiculous. Does anybody know of...

Looking good Barry I’m not that great at cockpit painting I use the right colours but never seems to stand out all that well. The curse of dragon strikes again I don’t like their instructions it gives me brain ache trying to work them out.

Thanks Ian. I’m considering building the hachette A4 mallard part work next although plenty other things to build also. Feel I need to take a break from the 1/35 kits I still have about 6 part built kits to finish before I start anymore.

Finished a few weeks ago 0-6-4 flatiron o gauge locomotive from a slaters brass kit fully operational. It took me about 6 months off and on it’s finished in 1910 midland railway maroon. Their primary use was on secondary lines in the Lancashire Derbyshire area. There are others to follow in due...

I concur with the ca method I always paint the small parts separately and attach with ca and a spray of activator and yeah don't fiddle with it, using the activator does not affect your already painted model.

Now if I could paint figures like that I'd be ecstatic sadly though I can't, great job on the camouflage not an easy thing to do well done

I've used a couple of different scribes the Trumpeter one and ones similar to the type john has in his shop. As I work mainly in 1/32 or 1/35 they have both proved accurate and easy to handle but then again the bigger the scale the easier it becomes.

Having a problem glueing individual resin tracks together super glue works but doesn't give enough time to alter them. Anybody got any ideas? Jim

Thanks guys I'm looking forward to using it, will give my iwata's a rest one of which needs seals when I can work out what type they are spares are a nightmare to workout. So this weekend I'll put it to the test. Jim

Having weighed up all the pro's and con's I have taken the plunge into an airbrush I've coveted for a while along with a new compressor(sparmax). Not known for my technical knowledge the fitting to the hose on the airbrush is different to all my other AB's so my question is what connector do I...

I have the Donegal version and it makes a huge difference over the cheaper version I have, the comfort of it is excellent it also feels better on your head more balanced which allows me to wear it for longer periods. I think I paid about £50 expensive but worth it in the long run. Jim

Yes I've made the same mistake not marking spares and now I'm left with loads of unknown spares. Iostly build german soft skins and the odd tank. Jim

No haven't built any of those no idea where I've got them from but they'll be of use for something, thanks for the info Jens.

Can any of you modelling guru's identify these tracks I can't remember what they are from and I'm looking for tracks for a maul tier. Would be good if I can put them to use. Jim

having a break away from the armour from a little while I've built and in the process of painting an old hasegawa 1/32 me 163 komet kit. So got me thinking I fancy building a me 262 in the same scale, but I'm totally bewildered by how many manufacturers there are. Now before committing to...

Wonderful especially using a brush anytime I try it looks thick, great looking camouflage. Jim

I'm wondering if they are like the mr color lacquer paint? For me mr color works really well but no doubt I'll try a few of the Tamika ones

Does the truck group build have to be a truck or can it for instance be an ambulance, or radio truck or other bodied truck.